thanks guys with the help, i got to ask something else

[cathead]

ok guy's im wanting to start out slow and easy using a skidsteer for work,,whats the best way to get or pick up jobs using a skidsteer? again, i want to start out slow and see if i can make it grow into a good investment, and what should i get to use with my skid to start out? thanks guys.....mike (cathead)

 

[gink595]

I bought a grapple bucket to help out with my firewood, that alone has gotten around and I have been hired to help with many small clearing projects for some of the local farmers with their fence rows and such. The grapple has already payed for itself in the first 2 months of owning it.

 

[perry]

I bought a grapple bucket to help out with my firewood, that alone has gotten around and I have been hired to help with many small clearing projects for some of the local farmers with their fence rows and such. The grapple has already payed for itself in the first 2 months of owning it.

Man, I wish I had that kind of luck!, mine is setting where everyone can see it and I'm still slow as he$$.

 

[gink595]

Man, I wish I had that kind of luck!, mine is setting where everyone can see it and I'm still slow as he$$.

I guess it may sound better than it is, LOL, I should have mentioned that I know the people that I have worked for. You know one guy that farms and of course he tells the next farmer and that farmer knows you so it kinda snow balls. I got lucky for sure, maybe I can get some more over the winter and spring months again when the crops are off.

 

[perry]

I guess it may sound better than it is, LOL, I should have mentioned that I know the people that I have worked for. You know one guy that farms and of course he tells the next farmer and that farmer knows you so it kinda snow balls. I got lucky for sure, maybe I can get some more over the winter and spring months again when the crops are off.

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